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Soviet Russia Produced An Off-Road Sedan Way Before AMC Or Subaru
In its transition from traditional sedan to all-terrain vehicle, GAZ added 14 panels to strengthen the platform's floor, doors, and roof.
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General Tire's Fall Promotion Saves You Even More Money On Long-Lasting Tires That Are Already Affordable
Head into winter driving with confidence, and save some money along the way.
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BMW Changed Its Famous Badge But You'll Have To Look Very, Very Hard To See What's Different
Don't worry, it didn't make any radical changes.
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EV Registrations Jump Before Trump Kills Tax Credit At The End Of The Month
EV registrations take a big jump ahead of the death of the $7,500 vehicle tax credit, Rivian finally breaks ground on its Georgia plant, and more.
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At $8,000, Could You Get To The Crux Of This 1986 Honda CRX?
While currently calling Florida its home, today's CRX is said to have originally been from New York, and hence has what the seller says is "rust on the floor."
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Here's How Cruise Control Actually Impacts Fuel Consumption
As with most things in life, the conclusion is basically, "It's complicated."
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4 Brake Problems You Can Diagnose Just By Listening
Even if you aren't a mechanic, there are ways you can tell there's something wrong with your vehicle. Here's what to listen for when you have brake problems.
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Here's How Tire Speed Ratings Affect Ride Quality
Similar to tread design or tire size itself, tires all have speed ratings that measure the threshold of speed a vehicle can comfortably operate in.
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Do RVs Need To Stop At Weigh Stations?
Weight stations are checkpoints allowing state officials to check the weight limits and driver logs of trucks, and you might be wondering if RVs are checked.
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Feel Like You're Driving A Real-Life Hot Wheels Car With This Automecca Sports Van 'Brubaker Box'
Fewer than 30 of these were ever built.
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Tesla Cybertruck, Volkswagen ID Buzz, Ford F-150 Lightning, And More New EVs Face IIHS Crash Tests With Mixed Results
Four of the seven EVs achieved the IIHS' highest rating of good in the updated moderate overlap test.
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How Much Are Tire Disposal Fees And Do You Have To Pay Them?
Are you in the process of shopping for new tires? Before you buy them, make sure you check for how much tire disposal fees will set you back.
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What Does A Lift Pump Do On A Diesel Engine (And How Is It Different From A Fuel Pump)?
A lift pump and a fuel pump might be part of the same system that delivers fuel to a diesel engine, but they have very different roles to play.
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Can Wheel Spacers Actually Cause Bearing Failure?
There are several reasons why vehicle owners would want wheel spacers, but can they cause damage to the wheel bearings? Here's what you need to know.
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This Harley-Davidson Was Built With Porsche Power
The Harley-Davidson V-Twin Racing Street Custom, aka the V-Rod, was developed by Porsche but based on the model used in the Harley VR1000 superbike.
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Jaguar-Land Rover Production Won't Restart Until Next Week At The Earliest Following Massive Cyberattack
Some suppliers could even go out of business if the shutdown continues.
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Ford Is Cutting German Jobs Due To Slow EV Sales
We're looking at Ford's low EV demand in Europe, as well as Nissan's struggles to meet demand for EVs in Japan.
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At $6,000, Is This Supercharged 2003 Jaguar XKR A Deal That Doesn't Blow?
The best-looking Jaguar since the E-Type, today's XKR has the muscle to back up that handsome bodywork. Let's see if the price is just as hunky.
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How To Tell If Your Wheel Bearings Are Going Bad By Sound
Faulty wheel bearings is something that shouldn't be ignored as your safety could be at risk. Here's what it means if yours are making these sounds.
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No Touch Laws: Touching Your Phone While Driving Is Illegal In These US States
It's no secret that using your phone while driving can put you at high risk of an accident. Here's what the laws say for each state.
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A-Body Vs. B-Body Mopars: What's The Difference?
If you've ever seen a muscly Mopar car of the 1970s, you may have wondered what was meant by A- or B- body. Here's the biggest difference between the two types.
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Why Hawaii Has Blue Stop Signs
No, the Aloha State's abundance of blue stop signs has nothing to do with Elvis Presley's movie "Blue Hawaii." Here's why Hawaii has the blues this time.
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Why Some Pickup Trucks Have Those Amber Lights On Top
Five small amber lights won't shed much light on the road at night. So why do some pickups have them, while others don't? And which ones have the lights?
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These Are The Biggest Racing Games Still On The Way In 2025
If you are a car enthusiast and love video games, then you might be happy to know there are still new racing games releasing in 2025.
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Why Did Car Manufacturers Switch From Lug Nuts To Lug Bolts?
Carmakers constantly tweak designs to cut costs or improve on how a component works. Why have some of them started using lug bolts instead of studs and nuts?
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ICE Made South Korean Hyundai Workers Sign Voluntary Removal Papers: Report
We're looking at the conditions in which the South Korean Hyundai workers were held, as well as Stellantis' new pro-V8, anti-EV stance.
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At $49,000, Will This Custom Supercharged 2021 Ford F-150 Prove A Best Seller?
Today's F-150 Shorty has a 50-state Whipple supercharger and some factory warranty remaining. Can we conceive of this 'immaculate' truck's asking price.
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